Is Amazon Clearing Out the 2200W DJI Power Station? Now at a Record Low Price for Prime Day
It's now priced at an all-time low of $699 from $999, and it's open to everyone—Prime members and non-members. If you ever wondered what in the world a power station is for, the answer is easy: it's a portable energy answer that lets you use and recharge lots of devices wherever you go.
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A power station like the DJI Power 1000 is actually an on-the-go generator that gives you reliable electricity at your fingertips: With a whopping 1024Wh LiFePO4 battery and 2200W continuous output (with a 2600W peak), it's powerful enough to supply anything from computers and phones to mini-fridges, electric grills and even some power tools. This makes it ideal for outdoor adventures, RV trips or blackout emergency backup.
The 1024Wh battery can charge a smartphone several dozens of times, power a laptop for some hours or supply required home appliances with power during a blackout. The LiFePO4 chemistry is safer and has a longer life than standard lithium-ion batteries so you can trust this station to give you many years of hassle-free service. It's also solar charger compatible (solar panel not included).
DJI Power 1000 boasts various output options to help you with all your charging needs: It contains a 2200W AC outlet for large appliances, a 140W USB-C port for fast charging of modern laptops and tablets, and other USB-A outlets for cameras, phones, and other devices. You can charge several devices simultaneously which makes it a handy option for groups of people.
As quiet as 23dB, the DJI Power 1000 is quieter than a library which means you can also use it at home or under the night sky without disturbing your peace. This is especially necessary for campers or users of the station in public places. The design is also compact and portable for a device of this power which makes it easy to transport.
The DJI Power 1000 is a top choice, especially at this record low price of $699 for Prime Day.
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